Definition
Dividend yield is a financial ratio that indicates how much a company pays out in dividends relative to its stock price: Dividend�Yield = Annual�Dividends�per�Share / Stock�Price�per�Share �100
Related Services
Stock analysis, portfolio management, and investment research assist investors in evaluating dividend-paying stocks.
Problem and Application
A high dividend yield may indicate financial stability or potential risk if unsustainable. Investors use this metric to compare income-generating stocks.
Conclusion
Dividend yield helps investors assess stock returns, but they should also consider dividend consistency and company fundamentals.
